The part number "MCIMX6D6AVT10AD" refers to an NXP (formerly Freescale) i.MX6 series microprocessor. The i.MX6 family is based on ARM Cortex-A9 architecture, commonly used in embedded systems, automotive applications, industrial control, and multimedia devices. Below is an overview of the details you requested.
Chip Overview
Brand: NXP (formerly Freescale) Series: i.MX6 Processor Type: ARM Cortex-A9 Package: The "MCIMX6D6AVT10AD" typically comes in a TQFP (Thin Quad Flat Package) or BGA (Ball Grid Array) package. To get the exact details of the packaging, you need to verify the part number as different suffixes in the part number may indicate different package types.Pin Functions and Specifications (TQFP Package)
Pin Count The MCIMX6D6AVT10AD is commonly available in a 256-pin TQFP package, but this can depend on the exact variant. Pin Function Table (Full Pinout)Here’s a sample breakdown of some of the pins, organized by their function. Please note that this is only an abbreviated list, and for the full pinout, you would need to consult the specific NXP documentation for your part number, which contains the complete detailed pinout and function description.
Pin Number Pin Name Function Description 1 VDD1 Core power supply 2 GND Ground 3 IO1 GPIO, General Purpose I/O 4 IO2 GPIO, General Purpose I/O 5 NC No Connection 6 VDD2 3.3V I/O power supply 7 ADC1 Analog-to-Digital Converter input 8 ADC2 Analog-to-Digital Converter input 9 SODIMM1 Serial Data I/O 10 SODIMM2 Serial Data I/O 11 RESET_N Active-low reset input 12 ARM_DBG Debug signal for ARM Cortex-A9 13 CLKOUT Clock output for other components 14 TXD UART Transmit Data 15 RXD UART Receive Data 16 SPI1_CS Chip Select for SPI 1 17 SPI1_SCK SPI Clock for SPI 1 18 SPI1_MISO SPI MISO for SPI 1 19 SPI1_MOSI SPI MOSI for SPI 1 20 I2C1_SDA I2C Data Line for I2C 1 21 I2C1_SCL I2C Clock Line for I2C 1 … … … (Continue for the full 256 pins as per datasheet)FAQ for i.MX6D6AVT10AD Pin Functions (Example Format)
What is the function of the pin labeled RESET_N on the i.MX6D6AVT10AD? The RESET_N pin is the active-low reset input, used to reset the device. How do I configure the UART RX and TX pins for serial communication on i.MX6D6AVT10AD? The TXD (pin 14) and RXD (pin 15) are used for UART serial communication. You should configure these as UART pins in your software settings. Can I use the GPIO pins (like IO1 or IO2) for PWM output? Yes, GPIO pins such as IO1 (pin 3) and IO2 (pin 4) can be configured for PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) output through the i.MX6 GPIO functionality. What voltage should be supplied to the VDD pins of the i.MX6D6AVT10AD? The VDD1 pin typically requires a 1.2V core power supply, and the VDD2 pin typically requires 3.3V for I/O operations. Is the i.MX6D6AVT10AD compatible with 3.3V logic signals? Yes, the device is compatible with 3.3V logic for its GPIO and other I/O pins. How do I use the ADC pins (like ADC1 and ADC2)? ADC1 and ADC2 are analog-to-digital converter inputs. You can connect analog signals to these pins and use the ADC functionality in the i.MX6 processor to convert them to digital values. Can I use SPI for high-speed communication on the i.MX6D6AVT10AD? Yes, the SPI pins (SPI1CS, SPI1SCK, SPI1MISO, SPI1MOSI) can be used for high-speed communication, suitable for many peripherals. What is the maximum current output for the GPIO pins on the i.MX6D6AVT10AD? The current output capability of GPIO pins depends on the specific implementation and voltage levels, typically up to 8mA. Can I use the i.MX6D6AVT10AD in automotive applications? Yes, the i.MX6 series, including the MCIMX6D6AVT10AD, is commonly used in automotive applications, especially for infotainment and other embedded systems. How many I2C buses are available on the i.MX6D6AVT10AD? The i.MX6D6AVT10AD supports up to three I2C buses, typically configured on pins like I2C1SDA (pin 20) and I2C1SCL (pin 21).Pinout Specification and Full Description
Due to the complexity and length of the full description for all 256 pins, the detailed pinout and specifications are best viewed in the official NXP i.MX6D6 series reference manual or the datasheet that corresponds to the exact package type (e.g., TQFP, BGA). These documents provide precise pin-to-pin mappings, electrical characteristics, and detailed functional descriptions.
For complete documentation, please consult the following resources:
NXP official i.MX6 Series datasheets NXP Reference Manual for MCIMX6D6 i.MX6D6 processor family overviewIf you need a more detailed look at all 256 pins and their functions, I can provide specific links or guide you through the datasheet, as it's highly detailed.
